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Post by Mark on May 18, 2021 13:24:16 GMT
I personally like a lot All Pleasantries Must Conclude, simply because its loud asf.
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Post by Pontifex Maximus on May 18, 2021 15:00:42 GMT
I like EverywhereAtSHUTTHE[BLYAT]UP because it's like a scheißepost
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Post by Mark on May 18, 2021 15:05:22 GMT
Same too, that one is a doozie funny fun fun time funny
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dre
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I think it captures schizophrenia nicely, and it's pretty scary.
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Post by dre on May 18, 2021 15:39:49 GMT
The schizophrenia one. I think it captures schizophrenia nicely, and it's pretty scary. It's about 12 minutes long IIRC so I think you should try it out
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rubypiec
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dementia jokes are 50% repetitive, 30% unfunny, and 25% repetitive
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Favorite Album: We'll All Go Riding On A Rainbow/Everywhere At The End Of Time
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Post by rubypiec on May 18, 2021 17:15:14 GMT
delay back my camaraderie :troll:
nah, I haven't finished any, but I heard that NATMOS is pretty cool
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roguerocketsys
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Favorite Album: A Stairway To The Stars
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Post by roguerocketsys on May 19, 2021 3:23:31 GMT
The schizophrenia one. I think it captures schizophrenia nicely, and it's pretty scary. It's about 12 minutes long IIRC so I think you should try it out there's another schizophrenia one that's much longer! it's more recent though, but its still a pretty good project, well made too. i think it's called "we're listening to the missing showers". because of non dementia eateot parodies im starting to get into the idea of music portraying mental conditions as a whole |
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Post by The Caremaker on May 28, 2021 15:37:08 GMT
The schizophrenia one. I think it captures schizophrenia nicely, and it's pretty scary. It's about 12 minutes long IIRC so I think you should try it out there's another schizophrenia one that's much longer! it's more recent though, but its still a pretty good project, well made too. i think it's called "we're listening to the missing showers". because of non dementia eateot parodies im starting to get into the idea of music portraying mental conditions as a whole Personally I think it's misguided. Schizophrenia isn't a progressive disease and it didn't really portray it well in my eyes. A fan project I love, however, is The Desolate Club trilogy, by The Caretakers (Yes I'm tooting my own horn what about it) |
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Post by Deleted on May 28, 2021 17:46:24 GMT
I'd dislike the majority of them. They're either poorly made or disrespectful. Also I don't get why any thing even remotely relating to mental illness/Disease becomes a everywhere at the end of time thing. Like just do your own thing, its not that hard.
Though the one by The Carebear is good since its well made, and not disrespectful. It was literally made in his grandparents name. Of course I don't think its as deep as EATEOT, but I still think its pretty good. Def better then the other albums.
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Post by roguerocketsys on May 31, 2021 2:39:46 GMT
there's another schizophrenia one that's much longer! it's more recent though, but its still a pretty good project, well made too. i think it's called "we're listening to the missing showers". because of non dementia eateot parodies im starting to get into the idea of music portraying mental conditions as a whole Personally I think it's misguided. Schizophrenia isn't a progressive disease and it didn't really portray it well in my eyes. A fan project I love, however, is The Desolate Club trilogy, by The Caretakers (Yes I'm tooting my own horn what about it) I agree, it is a bit misguided and I was rather disappointed when it seemed to be the same as the usual EATEOT parodies. I wish there were more composers who had more creativity when making albums based on other conditions and disorders rather than just making them EATEOT clones- no offense to those who do, but it gets a bit bland after a while, and it can be very disrespectful IMO. |
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Post by Mark on May 31, 2021 3:10:51 GMT
Personally I think it's misguided. Schizophrenia isn't a progressive disease and it didn't really portray it well in my eyes. A fan project I love, however, is The Desolate Club trilogy, by The Caretakers (Yes I'm tooting my own horn what about it) I agree, it is a bit misguided and I was rather disappointed when it seemed to be the same as the usual EATEOT parodies. I wish there were more composers who had more creativity when making albums based on other conditions and disorders rather than just making them EATEOT clones- no offense to those who do, but it gets a bit bland after a while, and it can be very disrespectful IMO. Same, but I dont like the album simply because later tracks are just *single note repeated like 50 times* *random chattering in the background* the above 2 are like repeated for half the album. |
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Post by Dean45 on Jun 2, 2021 7:36:49 GMT
EITBON and NATMOS.
NATMOS is more familiar to me and EITBON is better then Eateot at parts.
(also the Schizophrenia one is repetitive and annoying
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Post by Mark on Jun 5, 2021 4:14:26 GMT
I agree, NatMoS is more familier than EitBoN mostly because its the most popular one.
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Dean45
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Post by Dean45 on Jun 5, 2021 5:12:49 GMT
I agree, NatMoS is more familier than EitBoN mostly because its the most popular one. and it hits closer to home |
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Post by lordsciutto on Jun 8, 2021 4:32:18 GMT
my favorite is probably Anywhere at the End of the Charger, it might be a not very good choice, but I find it very interesting because of the nostalgia and fear that the songs bring me (especially the Stage 3 songs which are, for the most part, songs from Doki Doki Literature Club, which is my favorite game right now)
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Post by Pontifex Maximus on Jun 8, 2021 5:28:47 GMT
my favorite is probably Anywhere at the End of the Charger, it might be a not very good choice, but I find it very interesting because of the nostalgia and fear that the songs bring me (especially the Stage 3 songs which are, for the most part, songs from Doki Doki Literature Club, which is my favorite game right now) Well, I just hope you don't dive down too deep. I learned it the hard way. |
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